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88th ANNUAL MEETING OF THEAMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC SOCIETY

FEBRUARY 25–26, 2016 • SWISSÔTEL • CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Changing Patient Carein the New Millennium

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the AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC SOCIETY

Welcome to the 88th Annual Meeting of the American Prosthodontic Society!

The meeting’s theme, “Changing Patient Care in the New Millennium,” sets the

framework for 1.5 days of relevant and exciting continuing education in advanced

prosthodontics, interdisciplinary instruction led by world-renowned experts,

and special networking and social events designed to inspire good conversation

and build worthwhile relationships. We’re thrilled that you’ve taken the time to

attend the 88th Annual Meeting and look forward to another successful conference.

The APS is the only organization that combines the discipline, specialty and

technology of prosthodontics. Our membership includes specialists, general dentists,

certified and master dental technologists and students. The APS has earned the

reputation of being the singular organization with unrestricted membership where

all that is required is an interest in prosthodontics. There is no better organization

than the APS to bring together the talent, the insight and the experience of practicing

dentists, researchers, dental school faculty and administrators and technologists

in one meeting devoted to the advancement of prosthodontics.

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Table of Contents

Executive Council � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5

Annual Meeting Chairs � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5

Sponsors & Exhibitors � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 6

Program Schedule At-a-Glance � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7-8

Educational Program & Abstracts � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 9–19

Digital Poster Program � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 20

Graduate Prosthodontic Program � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22

Award Recipients � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 23

Disclosures � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 24

Exhibition Hall � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 25

Exhibitor Directory � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 26–27

Commitees � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 28

Past Presidents � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 29

American Prosthodontic Foundation Silent Auction � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30

American Prosthodontic Foundation Supporters � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30

New Members � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 31

Join the APS Today!Not already a member? Come grow with us! We invite you to apply for membership—whether you’re a generalist, specialist, technologist or student, you will find a professional “home” in the APS. Visit the Resource Center in the registration area, where you can learn about the different categories and benefits of membership and submit your application. We look forward to you becoming a part of the

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Steven Sadowsky, DDS President

Joseph M� Huryn, DDS President-Elect

Arun Sharma, DDS Vice President

Todd Fridrich, CDT Vice President ElectAntonio Bello, DDS Immediate Past President

John Ball, DDS Second Past President

Salvatore J� Esposito, DMD Executive Director

Jose Cortes-Botello, DDS Council 2015Matt Palermo, DMD Council 2015

Robert Kreyer Jr�, CDTCouncil 2016

Evangelos Rossopoulos, DDS Council 2016Paul L� Child Jr�, DMD Council 2017

Alon Preiskel, BDS, MRDCouncil 2017

Steven Sadowsky, DDS Chair

Mathew Kattadiyil, DDS Program Chair 2016

Joseph M� Huryn, DDS Graduate Prosthodontic Chair

Arun Sharma, DDS Corporate Relations Chair

Todd Fridrich, CDT Digital Posters Co-Chair

Alon Preiskel, BDS, MRD Digital Posters Co-Chair

Salvatore Esposito, DMD Silent Auction Co-Chair

Evangelos Rossopoulos, DDS Silent Auction Co-Chair

2015 – 2016 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

2016 ANNUAL MEETING CHAIRS

APS Meeting Goals• Highlight evidence-based dentistry,

where scientific research is applied to clinical dentistry

• Provide interdisciplinary instruction and advanced knowledge in prosthodontic education

• Provide an international representation in the prosthodontic field

• Create an environment for networking, professional interaction and knowledge sharing among participants

APS Mission StatementTo promote the advancement of the discipline of prosthodontics by integrating the generalist,

specialist and dental laboratory technologist in a manner that will continuously seek improvement of patient treatment. We will accomplish this through education and research.

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APS gratefully acknowledges the support and generosity of the following sponsoring companies:

Sponsors & Exhibitors

• American Tooth Industries

• Archworks Dental Laboratory

• AvaDent

• Best Card Team

• BioHorizons

• Brasseler

• Burbank Dental Laboratory

• DENTSPLY Implants

• Doxa Dental

• InfoStar

• Nobel Biocare USA

• Nobilium

• Panthera Dental

• Vitalab Dental Laboratory

• Whip Mix Corporation

• Aegis Communications

• Elsevier

• Quintessence Publishing Co Inc�

• Wiley

2016 APS ExhibitorsThank you to the following exhibiting companies:

APS does not endorse any specific company, product, service or advertisement.

DIAMOND SPONSOR

MEDIA SPONSORS

PLATINUM SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS

Exhibition Hall Exhibits and digital poster presentations will be held in St� Gallen and Montreux Ballrooms�

Thursday, February 257:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.Breakfast, lunch, breaks and the reception will be held in the Exhibit Hall.

Program Schedule At-a-Glance

7:00 – 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast sponsored by Elsevier

Registration, Exhibits and Digital Poster Presentations Open

8:00 – 8:05 a.m. Call to Order and Opening Remarks Dr. Steve Sadowsky

8:05 – 8:10 a.m. Presentation of the Golden Medallion Award

8:10 – 8:40 a.m. Dr. Harold Preiskel The New Millennium: Wisdom versus Technology

8:40 – 9:20 a.m. Dr. Joseph Kan Immediate Tooth Replacement in the Esthetics Zone: 2016 Update

9:20 – 9:55 a.m. Dr. Carlo Ercoli Cost-Effective Surgical and Prosthetic Protocols for Simple and Complex Implant Reconstructions

9:55 – 10:05 a.m. Panel Discussion

10:05 – 10:25 a.m. Networking Coffee Break

10:25 – 11:05 a.m. Dr. Carlo Marinello The Hybrid Prosthesis on Teeth and Implants. When and How?

11:05 – 11:35 a.m. Dr. Chandur Wadhwani Evolution to Revolution: Implant Abutment Designs of the Future

11:35 a.m. – 12:10 p.m. Graduate Prosthodontic Presentations

11:35 – 11:45 a.m. Dr. Brian Goodacre Comparison of Complete Denture Base Adaptation between CAD/CAM and Conventional Fabrication Techniques

11:45 – 11:55 a.m. Dr. Karnik Shah De-cementation of monolithic Zirconia single implant restoration using Er:YSGG laser

11:55 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. Dr. Craig Sikora Wear and Corrosion at the Titanium-Zirconia Implant Abutment Interface

12:10 – 1:30 p.m. Break for Lunch

Corporate Forum (requires additional registration)

Dr. Miles Cone On Your Mark, Get Set, PRO! Tips and Tricks to Guide You Through Each Stage of Full-Coverage Indirect All-Ceramic Restorations

sponsored by GC America

Corporate Forum (requires additional registration)

Dr. Bernard Robichaud “All-on-removable”: A New Family of Wrap-Around Bars That Can Be Removed by the Patient for Better Hygiene, at a Lower Cost

sponsored by Panthera Dental

1:30 – 1:55 p.m. Rudd Awardee Presentation Mr. Walter Gebhard-Achilles The Dental Technologist as an Essential Partner for Successful Restoration in a Changing World

1:55 –2:35 p.m. Dr. Regina Mericske-Stern Concepts of Implant Overdentures for the Edentulous Jaw

2:35 – 3:05 p.m. Dr. Kirk Pasquinelli Implant Soft Tissue Complications

3:05 – 3:30 p.m. Coffee Break Exhibits Open Digital Poster Presentations

3:30 – 4:05 p.m. Dr. Marc Geissberger Adhesive Dentistry - Maximizing Success with Direct Bonded Restorations

4:05 – 4:45 p.m. Dr. Baldwin Marchack Esthetics & Implant Prosthetics: Avoiding Failures and Complications

4:45 – 5:00 p.m. Question & Answer Session

5:00 p.m. Sessions Adjourn

5:00 – 6:30 p.m. Reception in the Exhibit Hall sponsored by Ivoclar Vivadent

Digital Poster Presentations Open

Registration: 2nd Floor Event CentreGeneral Session: Vevey Ballroom

Business Meeting: St. GallenExhibits & Reception: St. Gallen & Montreux

Digital Poster Presentations: Foyer between St. Gallen and Montreux Ballrooms

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25

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7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Members Business Meeting & Breakfast

8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast

8:35 – 9:10 a.m. Dr. Charles Goodacre Computer-Aided Engineering of Implant Prosthesis: Clinical Treatment Procedures and Fabrication Technology

9:10 – 9:45 a.m. Dr. Terry Walton Complications with Tooth and Implant-supported Prostheses - Can We Compare Apples with Oranges?

9:45 – 10:20 a.m. Dr. David Bartlett Wearing Away - A Fresh Look at the Causes of Erosive Tooth Wear

10:20– 10:55 a.m. Dr. Robert Kelly Maximizing Esthetics and Durability with Ceramics

10:55 – 11:10 a.m. Networking Coffee Break

11:10 – 11:40 a.m. Presentation of the Graduate Prosthodontic Research, Digital Poster Presentation, and International Awards

11:40 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. Dr. Arun Sharma The UCSF Experience with Zygomatic Implants for Maxillary Defects

12:05 – 12:30 p.m. Dr. Thomas Salinas Maxillofacial Reconstruction: Approaches based on Collaborative Planning and Unique Patient Requirements

12:30 – 1:05 p.m. Dr. Stephen Parel Shapes: A Curvilinear Retrospective of Over 30 Years with Osseointegration

1:05 – 1:15 p.m. Question & Answer Session

1:15 p.m. Meeting Adjourns

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Educational Program & Abstracts

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 258:10 – 8:40 a.m. THE NEW MILLENNIUM: WISDOM VERSUS TECHNOLOGYWithin the span of one professional career, from start to finish, the new therapeutic techniques that develop are unimaginable at the beginning. This newfound knowledge places a burden on today’s clinician. There are lessons to be learned from false messiahs and situations where prosthodontic principles have been sacrificed on the altar of newfound gurus. This presentation will concentrate on the wise application of current technological innovations.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to:• Gain an understanding of the significance of

developments within our specialty

• Learn from the experience of our prosthodontic pioneers

• Profit from the wise application of current technological innovations

Golden Medallion AwardeeHAROLD PREISKEL, MDS, MSC, FDS, RCS

Harold Preiskel is Emeritus Professor of Prosthodontics at King’s College Dental Institute, where he founded the dental implant program. He is in specialty private practice. Harold

Preiskel graduated from Guy’s Hospital Dental School and won a scholarship to study Prosthodontics under the legendary Carl Boucher, obtaining his master’s degree at Ohio State University in 1963. Harold Preiskel has served as the first President of The International College of Prosthodontists, the first non-American President of the American Prosthodontic Society, founding co-editor of the International Journal of Prosthodontics and Chairman of its Board, Past President of the American Dental Society of London, the British Dental Association (Metropolitan Branch), the London Dental Study Club and Chaired the International Prosthodontic Symposium in 1982. He was made Alumnus of the Year in 2007 at Kings College Dental Institute and awarded the Webb-Johnson Medallion of the Royal College of Surgeons of England 2008. The Greater New York Academy of Prosthodontics appointed him ‘Distinguished Lecturer of the Year 2008’. In 2014, his name became the sixth to be inscribed on the Hall of Fame in Prosthodontics at Ohio State University. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Prosthodontics and of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Dr. Preiskel is the author of textbooks that have become standard works, some 100 scientific articles, the recipient of numerous prestigious Prosthodontic awards, and is active in research, teaching and practice.

8:40 – 9:20 a.m. IMMEDIATE TOOTH REPLACEMENT IN THE ESTHETICS ZONE: 2016 UPDATEAchieving anterior implant esthetics is a challenging and demanding procedure. To create implant restorations with harmonious gingival contour that emulate nature is a fusion of science and art. Understanding the biologic and physiologic limitations of the soft and hard tissue will facilitate predictability in simple to complex esthetic situations.

This presentation will focus on current implant treatment philosophies and methodologies for immediate tooth replacement in the esthetic zone.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will have gained an understanding of: • Prognostic keys for predictable esthetic implant

treatment

• Current immediate implant placement & provisionalization concepts

• Management of the implant socket gap

JOSEPH KAN, DDS, MS

Dr. Kan completed Prosthodontics and Implant Surgical training from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. He is a professor and maintains a private practice.

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9:20 – 9:55 a.m. COST-EFFECTIVE SURGICAL AND PROSTHETIC PROTOCOLS FOR SIMPLE AND COMPLEX IMPLANT RECONSTRUCTIONS Successful dental implant treatment relies on sound, evidence-based, surgical and restorative treatment planning and execution. It is often due to improper diagnosis and treatment planning that “hard-to-treat” preventable complications occur. On the other hand, proper communication among implant team members (including the patient), the development of appropriate protocols for implant placement and related hard and soft tissue grafting procedures, loading protocols and creation of adequate emergence profile can generally and easily predict the final esthetics of our rehabilitations.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to: • Learn from a series of clinical “nightmares” that

implant complications are generally predictable and avoidable by adequate diagnosis and treatment planning

• Identify protocols and opportunities for synergies between periodontist and prosthodontist

• Understand when and how cost-effective hard and soft tissue grafting can benefit the achievement of adequate implant esthetics

CARLO ERCOLI, DDS

Dr. Carlo Ercoli graduated from the “Enrico Berlinguer” Dental Technology Institute in Rome in 1987 and obtained his dental degree from the University of Siena, Italy in 1993. He specialized in Prosthodontics in 1996 at

the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, New York, where he also completed a one-year training in Temporomandibular Joint Disorders in 1997. In 2012, he achieved specialty certification in Periodontology at the University of Rochester Eastman Institute for Oral Health. He is currently Professor, Chairman and Program Director of the Prosthodontic Specialty Training Program at the University of Rochester, Eastman Institute for Oral Health, and a faculty member of the Periodontology Program. Dr. Ercoli is a diplomate of the American Boards of Prosthodontics and Periodontology, an ITI Fellow, holds memberships in several dental organizations and is a Past President of the American Prosthodontic Society. He’s authored several publications and has lectured nationally and internationally. He maintains a faculty practice limited to Prosthodontics and Periodontics.

10:25 – 11:05 a.m.THE HYBRID PROSTHESIS ON TEETH AND IMPLANTS� WHEN AND HOW? The prosthetic restoration of patients with only a few teeth left, as well as of an edentulous patient with a few implants and a hybrid removable denture, requires much decision making and critical thinking during diagnosis, treatment and maintenance. Furthermore, the continuous introduction of new materials and methods complicates the decision making for the team, prosthodontist, technologist and patient. Based on literature and long term results, a clinical concept and workflow is presented that allows successful treatment of demanding clinical situations.

At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of: • The most important diagnostic aspects to

successfully plan a hybrid removable denture

• The different treatment options to successfully conclude a hybrid removable denture

• How to execute the relevant measures for achieving good long term results

CARLO MARINELLO, PROF� DR� MED� DENT�, MS

Carlo Marinello served as an assistant and associate professor in 1981-1989 for the Department of Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics and Dental Material Sciences, University of

Zurich. From 1989-1995, Dr. Marinello was the Visiting Research Professor and Master of Science Degree for the Department of Periodontology at the University of Gothenburg. Since 1995, Dr. Marinello has served as a Chairman of the Clinic of Reconstructive Dentistry and Temporomandibular Disorders at the University of Basel, and is also a Past President of the American Prosthodontic Society.

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11:05 – 11:35 a.m.EVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION: IMPLANT ABUTMENT DESIGNS OF THE FUTURE Implant abutment designs have evolved around conventional tooth preparation principals that were devised over half a century ago. Does it make any sense that abutments have the same shape and form as a tooth preparation, when the dental implant functions are in a completely different manner than the tooth it replaces?

For optimal success in restoring implants, the clinician must now think and work within the realms of mechanical engineering, fully understanding system design.

Manufacturers have been slow to embrace the fact that we are all engineers now and that the design goal of implant components must be: form follows function. No longer should we rely on inappropriate and antiquated designs applicable to the natural tooth. In 2016, we need a revolution!

This lecture will explore the problems that have evolved as a result of manufacturers and clinicians relating restorative processes to teeth rather than these medical devices. We will discuss using sophisticated, three dimensional modelling with super computers’ implant design features that are appropriate for implant components.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will have gained an understanding of:

• Clinical guidance on best restorative techniques

• Evaluate bone and component fit using radiography

• Most up-to-date restorative techniques 2016

CHANDUR WADHWANI, BDS, MSD

Chandur Wadhwani is a full-time practicing prosthodontist with an interest in research. He is currently working with several graduate departments including: University of Washington, University of California

SF, Oregon Health Sciences and the University of Texas. He has published over 30 articles on implant restoration. Dr. Wadhwani is considered the foremost expert on cements and peri-implant disease association, has won awards for research on implant radiology and has published the first book on cementation in dental implantology. He lectures both internationally and nationally.

11:35 – 11:45 a.m.COMPARISON OF COMPLETE DENTURE BASE ADAPTATION BETWEEN CAD/CAM AND CONVENTIONAL FABRICATION TECHNIQUESGraduate Prosthodontic PresentationThis lecture will compare accuracy and reproducibility of denture base adaptation associated with pack and press, pour, injection and CAD/CAM techniques of fabricating dentures. Forty identical master casts were created to test the four processing techniques. Each cast was scanned using a laser scanner before processing and the intaglio surface of the denture scanned after processing. The two scan files were superimposed using surface matching software. Measurements were made at sixty specific locations providing evaluation of fit discrepancies at the following areas: apex of the denture border, 6mm from the denture border, crest of the ridge, palate and posterior palatal seal.

I will present in detail the results of each test, including accuracy and reproducibility. In conclusion, CAD/CAM fabricated dentures showed improved denture base adaptation and reproducibility when compared to the other processing techniques tested.


• Which processing technique provided the most accurate and reproducible denture base adaptation

• Benefits of CAD/CAM denture fabrication

• Use of scanning technology to simultaneously evaluate both positive and negative errors in denture base adaptation

BRIAN GOODACRE, DDS

Dr. Brian J. Goodacre received his DDS degree from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2013. He is currently a graduate student in the combined program in prosthodontics and implant dentistry at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry.

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11:45 – 11:55 p.m.DE-CEMENTATION OF MONOLITHIC ZIRCONIA SINGLE IMPLANT RESTORATION USING ER:YSGG LASER Graduate Prosthodontic PresentationOne of the biggest advantage of screw-retained implant restorations over cemented ones is the ease of retrievability. Erbium lasers can be a potential solution for facilitating retrievability of cemented monolithic zirconia and all-ceramic full coverage implant restorations. The aim of this study was to measure the force required to remove single CAD/CAM monolithic zirconia copings cemented with a definitive and a provisional cement on zirconia and titanium abutments, after the application of Er:YSGG laser.

Resin- modified Glass ionomer (RelyX Luting Plus) and zinc oxide non-eugenol (TempBond) were used to cement thirty-six monolithic Y-TZP zirconia copings on new pre-fabricated AstraTech zirconia and titanium abutments (4.5mm diameter, 9 mm vertical height) with eighteen for each abutment type in this study. These abutment-coping specimens were randomly divided into 12 groups of 3 each, based on the type of abutment, the cement used, and whether laser was applied or not (control). Er:YSGG laser was applied at 6W, 30% water-60% air and 20 Hz repetition rate (300mJ/pulse energy), post cementation, at a distance of 1mm from the coping surface, following a defined pattern. Force required to remove all the cemented copings from their abutments was measured on a universal testing machine.

Results: The use of laser resulted in lower debonding force values for both cements compared to control specimens. Within the same cement group, zirconia abutments exhibited higher debonding force values compared to titanium abutments, for both laser applied and control specimens. Statistical analysis also found that the forces required to remove the copings were significantly different between the two cements for each abutment type.

These results might suggest TempBond luting agent as the material of choice for cementation because it allows easier removal of the prosthesis following laser irradiation. Also Er:YSGG laser application over monolithic zirconia restorations, may help lower the debonding force to clinically applicable levels, thus ensuring retrievability of cemented implant restorations.

At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of:

• Use of Er:YSGG laser on single restorations

• Effect of laser on dental cements and ceramics

• Cement vs Screw retained implant restorations

KARNIK SHAH, BDS Dr. Karnik Shah was born in April 1988 in Mumbai (Bombay), India. He graduated from Government Dental College and Hospital – Mumbai, with a bachelor’s degree in dental surgery in 2010, and did a preceptorship in Implantology at the UCLA School of

Dentistry in 2011. Dr. Shah has been as associate at three different private practices in his hometown, Mumbai after graduating dental school. He now attends The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, where he is finishing his advanced training in Prosthodontics to be a graduate in (July) 2016. His interests includes comprehensive patient care, teaching and research.

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1:30 – 1:55 p.m.THE DENTAL TECHNOLOGIST AS ESSENTIAL PARTNER FOR SUCCESSFUL RESTORATIONS IN A CHANGING WORLDTo what extent may the dental technician get involved in the medical care of the patient? This lecture will stress the importance of involving the dental technician at the beginning of the diagnostic process until the finalization of the reconstruction, including the communication between patient, dentist and dental technician.


• Why the dental technician should get involved from the diagnostic process until the finalization of a reconstruction

• How to acquire an individual reconstruction (and meeting the patient’s expectations)

• The importance of the communication between dentist, patient and dental technician

Rudd Awardee PresentationWALTER GEBHARD-ACHILLES, CDT

Mr. Gebhard graduated from his dental technology school in Karlsruhe, Germany, in 1977. He worked as a ceramist in different laboratories in Germany until 1983 when he moved to Salerno, Italy.

There, Mr. Gebhard became the Chief Technician at the Centro Odontoiatrico Salernitano in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Med. Dent. Osvaldo Aquaviva. In 1987, Mr. Gebhard began working in Mr. Alwin Schöneberger’s dental laboratory in Glattbrugg, Switzerland, until 1990, when he gained several months experience working with Jürg Stuck, ZTM, in Germany. In 1991, Mr. Gebhard started his own business in Zurich, Switzerland, with priorities on fixed and implant supported reconstructions and functional aesthetic interaction.

11:55 a.m. – 12:05 p.m.WEAR AND CORROSION AT THE TITANIUM-ZIRCONIA IMPLANT ABUTMENT INTERFACE Graduate Prosthodontic PresentationThis study investigates the synergistic effects that mechanical wear and corrosion have on the materials at the implant and abutment interface. Utilizing a simulated oral tribocorrosive environment, both titanium (TiV) and zirconia (Zr) balls were slid under free potential against TiV and RoxolidTM discs for 25K cycles. The volume loss was calculated, and surface characterization was performed. Overall, Zr/RoxolidTM groups had the best performance, and Ti/Ti groups had the worst.

At the conclusion of this lecture participants will have gained an understanding of:

• The importance of corrosion in the oral cavity

• The synergistic role of wear and corrosion at the implant/abutment interface

• The impact of wear and corrosion on zirconia, titanium, and Straumann RoxolidTM materials

CRAIG SIKORA, DMD Dr. Craig Sikora, originally from California, graduated Cum Laude with his DMD degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Dental Medicine. He is currently a third-year resident in the Advanced Prosthodontics Program

at the University of Illinois, Chicago College of Dentistry.

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1:55 – 2:35 p.m.CONCEPTS OF IMPLANT OVERDENTURES FOR THE EDENTULOUS JAWRestoring the edentulous jaw implies a rehabilitation of oral structures, facial morphology and replacement of lost tissues. Since investment in time and costs for fixed prostheses is frequently high, implant overdentures (IOD) were introduced as a less expensive and viable option. Tissue deficits and adverse morphological effects may be eliminated with the utilization IODs. Thus, simple mandibular IODs were introduced and became quickly popular. In contrast, early overdenture treatment for the edentulous maxilla often resulted in a selection of risk patients who had experienced failures with fixed prostheses and therefore received rescue IODs. Increased success can be achieved with careful patient selection and strategic protocols of overdenture fabrication. Today, the evolution of computer-assisted technologies for planning and fabrication will translate into a better predictability of treatment outcomes.

The lecture will outline the mandibular IOD and the maxillary IOD and include some perspectives of new technologies.


• Number of implants to be placed and possible distribution in the jaw

• Implant supported or implant retained: considerations and clinical aspects

• Planning tools: minimum and maximum

REGINA MERICSKE-STERN, PROF� DR� MED� DENT

Prof. em. R. Mericske served as Chair of the Department of Prosthodontics, University of Bern. Here she received her undergraduate training in dentistry and her PhD degree. She was

Director of the Division of Continuing Education and ran the Master Program in Prosthodontics and Implant Dentistry. Her students elected her “Teacher of the Year.” As a visiting professor, she spent one year at the Dental School of Toronto (Prof. Zarb) and thereafter became a regular guest professor. She has lectured worldwide in over 35 countries. She is a member of various national and international societies: Honorary Member of the Japanese Association of Implantology, Past President of the International College of Prosthodontists (ICP) and the European Prosthodontic Association (EPA). She has just recently completed her term as the President of the Swiss Society of Reconstructive Dentistry (SSRD). Her activities, both in clinical practice and clinical research, cover the field of oral implantology, prosthodontics, including modern CAD CAM technologies, and geriatric dentistry. These are represented in many publications, abstracts and book chapters.

2:35 – 3:05 p.m.IMPLANT SOFT TISSUE COMPLICATIONSSoft tissue form, color and integrity are detriments of implant esthetics and health. This presentation will discuss the realistic goals for soft tissue form around implants and will explore several ways soft tissue surrounding an implant can become less than ideal. Surgical and restorative procedures that influence and establish or reestablish the ideal form will be presented.


• Ideal soft tissue form around implants

• Compromises that occur to these soft tissues

• Surgical and restorative solutions for these complications

KIRK PASQUINELLI, DDS

Dr. Pasquinelli maintains a full-time private practice in downtown San Francisco dedicated to periodontics, esthetic and pre-prosthetic oral surgery, as well as dental implants. Dr. Pasquinelli received his periodontal training at the University

of Washington in Seattle. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California’s San Francisco School of Dentistry, Division of Graduate Prosthetics, and has taught continuing dental education at both UCSF and the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. He is on the faculty of the Foundation for Advanced Continuing Education and is a consulting editor of the International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry. Dr. Pasquinelli continues to teach nationally and internationally and has authored numerous articles in the periodontal and restorative dentistry literature.

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3:30 – 4:05 p.m. ADHESIVE DENTISTRY – MAXIMIZING SUCCESS WITH DIRECT BONDED RESTORATIONS The use of composite resin material as a direct restorative for anterior and posterior restorations has dramatically increased in the marketplace. With self-etching technology emerging as a viable alternative to traditional techniques and the development of new technology to assist clinicians with bulk-fill techniques, it is easy to get confused and fall behind. What materials will you advocate for use in your practice? What has the literature been revealing on materials in current use? Should practitioners change their current techniques? What preparation design will you utilize?

At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:

• Correct bonding procedures for different direct restorations

• Correct placement techniques for composite restorations

MARC GEISSBERGER, DDS, MA, BS, CPT

Dr. Geissberger is Professor and Chair of the Department of Integrated Reconstructive Dental Sciences at the University of the Pacific, School of Dentistry. He has 25 years of experience in dental

education. He directed the University’s Aesthetic and Complex Care Clinic and teaches many hands-on CE courses in Restorative Dentistry. He graduated from the University of the Pacific in 1991, obtaining his dental degree and was elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon as a student. He later obtained a Masters of Arts in Educational Psychology from University of the Pacific. Dr. Geissberger has served as President of the National Chapter of Omicron Kappa Upsilon and is the University Representative to the AACD University Council. Dr Geissberger has numerous publications, including a textbook entitled Esthetic Dentistry in Clinical Practice for Wiley-Blackwell. He has presented nationally and internationally, giving over 280 continuing education programs. Additionally, he is a Certified Personal Trainer. He maintains a private practice in Greenbrae, California, in aesthetic and restorative dentistry.

4:05 – 4:45 p.m. ESTHETICS & IMPLANT PROSTHETICS: AVOIDING FAILURES AND COMPLICATIONSPatients today are increasingly aware of dental implants, and their expectations are for esthetically and functionally pleasing implant restorations that mimic natural teeth.

This presentation will focus on principles and guidelines for restoring anterior implants to achieve optimum esthetics utilizing functional and practical implant solutions.

The presentation will be of interest to both the experienced and the novice practitioner, as it will result in effortless decision making and enable the restorative dentist to not only collaborate better with the implant surgeon but to direct the laboratory technician in the design of each single implant situation with confidence.


• Diagnosis and treatment planning for implants

• Criteria for screw retained vs cement retained restorations

• The ideal abutment contours for restorations to maintain and support soft tissue

• Consistently creating ideal, esthetic and functional implant restorations with healthy gingival tissue

BALDWIN MARCHACK, DDS, MBA

Baldwin Marchack is a 1971 graduate of the Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC. In 1989, he received his MBA from the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA. Dr. Marchack is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists,

Fellow of the International College of Dentists and Fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy. He is a member of the Academy of Prosthodontics, the International College of Prosthodontists and the Academy of Osseointegration, and he is Past President of the American Prosthodontic Society, the Pacific Coast Society for Prosthodontics, the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry and Osseointegration Study Club of Southern California. Dr. Marchack is an Honorary Member of the American College of Prosthodontists. He serves on the Board of Councilors of the Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC, and is President-Elect of the Executive Council of the International Federation of Esthetic Dentistry (IFED). Dr. Marchack is the Course Director for the USC Esthetic Dentistry Training Program in Shanghai, China. He is currently the Chair of the Editorial Council for the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, and he maintains a private practice in Pasadena, California.


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8:35 – 9:10 a.m. COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING OF IMPLANT PROSTHESES: CLINICAL TREATMENT PROCEDURES AND FABRICATION TECHNOLOGYAdvances in digital technology now make it possible to fabricate immediately loaded implant fixed complete dentures (hybrid prostheses). In addition, it is now possible to fabricate these prostheses using a monolithic design where the denture teeth and denture base comprise one unit for enhanced strength and design versatility. This presentation will show the clinical procedures used to obtain the clinical records that become the digital foundation for prosthesis fabrication.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to or have gained an understanding of:

• The current status of digital implant prosthesis fabrication

• How to make the clinical records for patients who will receive immediately loaded implant prostheses

• The computer-aided engineering processes used to clone a series of digitally-fabricated prostheses used during the treatment process

CHARLES GOODACRE, DDS, MSD

Dr. Goodacre received his DDS degree from Loma Linda University and completed a three-year combined program in Prosthodontics and Dental Materials at Indiana University. He served as Chair of the Department of Prosthodontics at Indiana University

and as Dean of the Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics, Past President of the American Board of Prosthodontics, Past President of the American College of Prosthodontists and Past President of the Academy of Prosthodontics. He currently teaches in the Advanced Education Program in Prosthodontics at Loma Linda University and maintains a prosthodontic practice.

9:10 – 9:45 a.m. COMPLICATIONS WITH TOOTH AND IMPLANT-SUPPORTED PROSTHESES� CAN WE COMPARE APPLES WITH ORANGES? Unpredicted complications create fiscal burdens. These impact the value patients derive from their prostheses, or alternatively, impact the clinician’s profit. Clinicians juggle outcome and complication incidence to help guide treatment decisions, but variation amongst different treatment modalities can make such comparisons akin to comparing apples with oranges. How does one equate the loss of tooth vitality with an implant screw fracture? In addition, complication reporting is confusing and even misleading, with a single type variously described as part of routine maintenance, a minor or even a major complication, but resulting in significantly different biological, mechanical, and fiscal consequences. For example, how the complication of ‘porcelain chipping’ is managed – by polishing, repairing or replacing the prosthesis – will significantly impact fiscal burdens. A classification system based on the fiscal burden of complications will be presented and applied to a comparison of the outcome of 3-unit tooth-supported FDPs and implant single crowns.


• The challenges inherent in the reporting of complications for tooth and implant-supported prostheses

• A classification system to account for the fiscal burden of rectifying complications

• A comparison of the outcomes of 3-unit tooth-supported FDPs and implant single crowns

TERRY WALTON, BDS, MDSC, DDSC, MS

Dr. Terry Walton attained BDS (1974), MDSc (1979) and DDSc (2013) degrees from the University of Sydney and an MS (fixed-prosthodontics) (1981) degree from the University of Michigan. He has been in specialist

prosthodontic practice in Sydney since 1983 and is Professor (Affiliate) in the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Sydney.

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9:45 – 10:20 a.m.WEARING AWAY – A FRESH LOOK AT THE CAUSES OF EROSIVE TOOTH WEARErosion is described as the progressive loss of tooth substance by chemical processes that don’t involve bacterial action. The presentation will provide fresh perspective on the potential reasons for this interesting phenomenon. Mechanism of action of chemical tooth wear and introduction of new treatment concepts and their rationale will be discussed.


• Erosion and a new perspective on the etiology of tooth wear

• How prevention with fluoride works

• What happens as teeth wear, and how to describe it

DAVE BARTLETT, BDS, PHD, FDS, RCS

Professor David Bartlett is Head of Prosthodontics at Kings College London Dental Institute. David has published over 100 research publications, as well as written three books and numerous chapters

within co-authored books. He is internationally known for his research on tooth wear and, in particular, acid erosion. David is an internationally-respected specialist in prosthodontics and runs one of the largest specialty training programs in prosthodontics in Europe.

10:20 – 10:55 a.m.MAXIMIZING ESTHETICS AND DURABILITY WITH CERAMICS Ceramics are being used increasingly for both structural and esthetic components of prostheses and implants. Study of failed clinical specimens, as well as examination of specimens from clinically-valid fatigue testing, is yielding valuable information about what clinicians and manufacturers can do to best optimize both esthetics and function. Such studies also lead to some concerns, such as manufacturers appearing to not have used basic ceramic engineering principles when transitioning a metal part to ceramic and extreme performance differences between manufacturers for seemingly identical parts.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants willhave gained an understanding of:

• Which ceramics are being used today in implant and prosthetic dentistry and their clinical indications

• What we know about maximizing durability and esthetics and how we know it (clinical, simulation and/or modeling data)

• How the properties of ceramic parts are exceedingly sensitive to the fabrication process (ceramics processing)

ROBERT KELLY, DDS, MS, DMEDSC

J. Robert Kelly teaches graduate prosthodontics and biomaterials at the University of Connecticut Health Center. His academic credentials include a DDS (The Ohio State University), an MS in dental

materials science (Marquette University), a DMedSc in oral biology and a Certificate in Prosthodontics (Harvard/MIT). He is Vice Chairman of the ADA Standards Committee on Dental Products, President of the Academy of Dental Materials and Past President of the American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics. Dr. Kelly has received awards for biomedical research (Harvard), research and post-graduate education (Assoc. Military Surgeons of the U.S.) and as a clinician/scholar (Amer. College of Prosthodontists). He has contributed to dental, engineering and medical literature, holds eight patents, frequently lecturers before national and international dental and engineering organizations, still does some of his own porcelain and keeps his fingers wet practicing prosthodontics.

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11:40 a.m. – 12:05 p.m. THE UCSF EXPERIENCE WITH ZYGOMATIC IMPLANTS FOR MAXILLARY DEFECTS Obturation of congenital and acquired maxillary defects in edentulous patients poses significant challenges for prosthodontists. Osseointegrated implants provide an alternative to surgical reconstruction. However, not all patients have adequate native bone for the placement of conventional implants. The zygomatic implant was introduced by P-I Brånemark in 1988 and has been used with success for the appropriate patient. In 1999, an edentulous patient with an anterior maxillary defect presented to the maxillofacial prosthetic clinic at UCSF was unsatisfied with the functional outcome from her conventional obturator. She had insufficient bone for placement of conventional implants and was not a candidate for extensive reconstructive surgery. She was offered the zygomatic implant as an alternative and was successfully treated. We proceeded to treat other patients with similar defects and published our initial findings from nine patients in 2004. This presentation will highlight updates on our success and failures with the zygomatic implant for edentulous patients with congenital and acquired maxillary defects.


• The use of zygomatic implants for maxillary reconstruction

• Advantages of using zyygoma implants following maxillary resection and comparison to surgical reconstruction

• Complications and failures with zygoma implants

ARUN SHARMA, DDS

Dr. Sharma is a Clinical Professor in the Division of Prosthodontics at the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry. Dr. Sharma is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics. He maintains a private practice

and is the Assistant Director of the Graduate Program in Prosthodontics at UCSF. Dr. Sharma received his dental degree from the University of Bombay in 1983 and a Masters in Prosthetic Dentistry from the University of London. He then completed a prosthodontic residency from UCSF and a maxillofacial prosthetic residency from UCLA. Dr. Sharma has contributed to three textbooks and authored many articles. He has served as the Assistant Editor of the Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry (JPD) and is currently the Vice Chair of the Editorial Council of the JPD. He is Vice President Elect for the American Prosthodontic Society and a Past President of the Pacific Coast Society for Prosthodontics.

12:10 – 12:30 p.m. MAXILLOFACIAL RECONSTRUCTION: APPROACHES BASED ON COLLABORATIVE PLANNING AND UNIQUE PATIENTREQUIREMENTS Reconstruction of maxillo-mandibular defects can be accompanied by a multitude of approaches. Recent advances in technology and techniques can offer the treatment team different approaches for specific patient needs. Microvascular grafting of craniofacial defects is the state of the art treatment for advanced cancers and reconstruction of the head and neck in many centers throughout the world. Although the technique has been in use for the last several decades, there are different ways this modality can be used to arrive at functional outcomes. Biomechanical design, soft tissue development, and treatment sequencing are factors, which are vital to treat this unique patient population. The advent of digitally-assisted reconstruction continues to be supportive in this role and invokes the use of reverse engineering principles to arrive at a desired result.


• Modalities of treating patients with tumor ablative defects of maxilla and mandible

• The use of surgical stents for shaping of transplanted soft tissues

• Pre-surgical planning of bone position for optimal occlusion

THOMAS SALINAS, DDS

Thomas Salinas is Professor of Dentistry at the Mayo Clinic, where his time is dedicated to rehabilitation of patients with complex care needs. He has authored over 75 publications related to prosthodontics and interdisciplinary

care. His research interests are biomaterial behavior and clinical outcome studies.

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12:30 – 1:05 p.m.SHAPES: A CURVILINEAR RETROSPECTIVE OF OVER 30 YEARS WITH OSSEOINTEGRATION The introduction of Osseointegration to the North American Dental profession in 1982 irrevocably changed the lives of countless patients and dental practitioners. These changes can take on various shapes, depending on the procedure involved and the outcome expected; some have gone full circle, while others are much less defined. From a collective experience in academics and a private practice career spanning more than 40 years of clinical implant dentistry, Dr. Parel will take a candid and retrospective look at where we have been and where we might be going, both good and otherwise.

An exercise of this kind requires subjectivity and speculation, along with a firm belief that good evidence- based research is not necessarily required on every occasion. Experience-based observations over time can have value, provoke thought and even create controversy, all of which could well be encountered with this presentation.

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants willbe able to:

• Identify areas of Osseointegration which have come full circle

• Devise a treatment plan to avoid specific complications including but not limited to cement entrapment, implant failure based on profiling and caries

• Understand the limitations of specific types of learning environments more completely

STEVE PAREL, DDS

Dr. Parel received his dental degree from The Medical College of Virginia in 1969. He became a faculty member in the University of Texas system in 1975, rising to the rank of full professor in the San Antonio Medical and

Dental Schools in 1978. He served as head of the Maxillofacial Prosthetics Division in the Department of Prosthodontics until 1991, followed by seven years of private practice in prosthetic and implant dentistry. Dr. Parel is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics, the American and International College of Dentists and is a member of many professional organizations, including the American Dental Association, the Academy of Prosthodontics and the American College of Prosthodontics. He has been course director for osseointegration training at the University of Texas Health Science Center School of Dentistry in San Antonio. His literature contributions include over 45 scientific articles as principal author and multiple textbook contributions. He was co-founder of Osseointegration Seminars, Incorporated, and has been president of The American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthetics, The Academy of Osseointegration and The Osseointegration Foundation. Dr. Parel has served as a professor at Baylor College of Dentistry—Texas A&M University System Health Science Center and director of the Center of Oral Maxillofacial Prosthodontics in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery/Pharmacology from 1998 until 2008. He is presently in private practice, and serves as a consultant to several companies in the implant industry.


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This year’s digital poster presentation will feature 50 submissions. Posters will be digitally displayed in the foyer and within a searchable, online gallery following the conference. Refer to the

Digital Poster Presentation handout for a listing of poster topics and presenters.

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Graduate Prosthodontic Program

This year, the APS has attracted an exciting field of graduate student candidates for the 2016 Research Competition. Recruited by Chair Dr. Joseph M. Huryn, they will be presenting original work over a wide range of topics. The mission of this program is to provide an annual forum for graduate students to foster high-quality research, writing and oral presentation skills. Furthermore, the APS welcomes the opportunity to develop stronger ties to prosthodontic graduate students and cultivate

their future leadership in the Society.

2016 Research Candidates:Brian Goodacre, DDS | Karnik Shah, BDS | Craig Sikora, DMD

This program has again been facilitated by the generous support of the Editorial Council of The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry.

APS Business MeetingAll registered members are invited to join the APS officers for

the annual business meeting� Breakfast will be available�

Friday, February 267:30 – 8:30 a�m�

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APS Business MeetingAll registered members are invited to join the APS officers for

the annual business meeting� Breakfast will be available�

Friday, February 267:30 – 8:30 a�m�

St� Gallen

Golden Medallion AwardDR� HAROLD PREISKEL The American Prosthodontic Society (APS) has selected Dr. Harold Preiskel as its 2016 Golden Medallion Awardee. The Golden Medallion Award is issued periodically to individuals whose

contributions to prosthodontics have been exceptional. Learn more about Dr. Preiskel on page 8. Previous Golden Medallion Winners:Dr. Gerald Graser – 2015Dr. Gary Goldstein – 2014Dr. Yasuma Akagawa – 2013Dr. Tomas Albrektsson – 2012 Dr. Thomas D. Taylor – 2011 Dr. Charles Goodacre – 2010 Dr. John W. McLean – 2009 Dr. George Zarb – 2008 Dr. Howard A. Landesman – 2007Dr. Peter E. Dawson – 2006

APS wishes to acknowledge the generous financial support of this award provided by the American Prosthodontic Foundation.

Kenneth D. Rudd AwardMR� WALTER GEBHARD-ACHILLES The American Prosthodontic Society (APS) has selected Mr. Walter Gebhard as its 2016 Kenneth D. Rudd Awardee. The award was developed to promote and encourage dental laboratory

technicians and support the advancement of dental technology education. The APS, in conjunction with the editorial council of The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, presents this award to a certified dental technician who has made a significant contribution to the advancement of prosthodontics and dental laboratory communities. Learn more about Mr. Gebhard on page 13.

Previous Kenneth D. Rudd Award Winners:Mr. Enrico Steger – 2015Mr. Robert Kreyer, CDT – 2014Ms. Elizabeth Curran, CDT, RDT – 2013Mr. Arnold Wohlwend, CDT – 2012 Mr. Vincent V. Alleluia, MDT, CDT, TF – 2011 Mr. Matt Roberts, CDT – 2010Mr. Willi Geller – 2009Mr. Roosevelt Davis, MCDT, MS – 2008Mr. Lee Culp, CDT – 2007Mr. Robert Berger, CDT – 2006Mr. Masahiro Kuwata – 2005

The generous funding of this award is provided by the Editorial Council of The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry.

Award Recipients

American Prosthodontic Foundation

The following speakers have indicated no potential conflict of interest(s) exists:

The following speakers have disclosed these relationships which may pose a conflict of interest:

Disclosures

SPEAKER CONFLICT DISCLOSURES

This educational forum will comply with appropriate disclosure policies as set forth by the American Dental Association’s code of ethics and professional standards. The 2016 APS speakers will verbally disclose any material, financial or other relationships that pose a potential conflict

of interest. Such disclosures may also be included in written form within the on-site final program. Speakers will also disclose any unapproved use of products or devices that they will

be discussing. Disclosure requirements are not intended to imply any impropriety, but rather to inform the audience that they exist.

Walter Gebhard-Achilles, CDT

Brian Goodacre, DDS

Joseph Kan, DDS, MS

Robert Kelly, DDS, MS, DMedSc

Carlo Marinello, Prof� Dr� Med� Dent�, MS

Regina Mericske-Stern, Prof� Dr� Med� Dent�

Kirk Pasquinelli, DDS

Harold Preiskel, MDS, MSC, FDS, RCS

Thomas Salinas, DDS

Karnik Shah, BDS

Arun Sharma, DDS

Terry Walton, BDS, MDSc, DDSc, MS

David Bartlett, BDS, PhD, FDS, RCS Company: GSK, Proctor & Gamble, Colgate, UnileverRelationship: Education/Research/Grant, Honorarium

Carlo Ercoli, DDSCompany: StraumannRelationship: Speaker/Grant, Honorarium, Speakers Bureau/

Lecturer, Education/ Research/Grant

Marc Geissberger, DDS, MA, BS, CPTCompany: Kerr, 3M ESPE, Danville, Triodent, Orascoptic, Garrison, Ultradent, Microcopy, DoxaRelationship: Consultant, Honorarium

Charles Goodacre, DDS, MSDCompany: Global Dental SciencesRelationship: Consultant

Baldwin Marchack, DDS, MBACompany: Nobel BiocareProduct: Dental ImplantsRelationship: Lecturer, Honorarium

Steve Parel, DDSCompany: Nobel Biocare, AvadentRelationship: Consultant

Craig Sikora, DMDCompany: StraumannProduct: RoxoudRelationship: Education/Research/Grant

Chandur Wadhwani, BDS, MSDCompany: Nobel Biocare, StraumannProduct: ImplantRelationship: Speakers Bureau/Lecturer, Education/Research/Grant

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Exhibitor Directory

American Tooth Industries #151200 Stellar Dr.Oxnard, CA 93033Phone: 805.487.9868 Website: www.americantooth.comAmerican Tooth Industries; for over 200 years, manufactures and sells synthetic resin teeth, acrylic specialty items, abrasives, and orthodontic products through its five product brand divisions; Justi, Leone, Major, Pozzi, and Regal.

Archworks Dental Laboratory #177543 Bosque Blvd. Suite DWaco, TX 76712Phone: 254.224.6008 Website: www.archworksdentallab.comArchworks Dental Laboratory is a specialty laboratory that focuses on fixed hybrid prostheses. We use only Prettau® Zirconia by Zirkonzahn, and utilize CAD/CAM technology to design and fabricate natural-looking restorations.

AvaDent #1215730 N. 83rd WayScottsdale, AZ 85260Phone: 480.275.6284 Website: www.avadent.comAvaDent will showcase a full suite of Digital Denture products. From a milled base plate ready for traditional wax-up to a fully milled monolithic denture and a hybrid prosthesis on implants.

Best Card LLC #137108 S. Alton Way, G-101Centennial, CO 80112Phone: 303.482.2773 Website: www.bestcardteam.comBest Card is the endorsed credit card processing company for 20 dental associations coast-to-coast. The average practice saves 22% ($1,480 annually) while receiving unparalleled customer service featuring People NOT Prompts. Call 877-739-3952 or visit www.BestCardTeam.com to learn more.

BioHorizons #142300 Riverchase Ctr.Birmingham, AL 35244Phone: 205.967.7880 Website: www.biohorizons.comBioHorizons is committed to developing evidence-based and scientifically-proven products. The focus on science, innovation and service enables our customers to confidently use our comprehensive portfolio of products making BioHorizons one of the fastest growing companies in the dental industry.

Brasseler #41 Brasseler Blvd.Savannah, GA 31419Phone: 800.841.4522Website: www.brasselerusa.comLeading instrumentation provider to the dental profession. Product offering includes: clinical and laboratory Diamonds, Carbides and Polishers; Endodontic instrumentation; clinical and laboratory hand instruments; dental hygiene instrumentation and hand pieces.

Burbank Dental Laboratory #62101 Floyd St.Burbank, CA 91504Phone: 818.847.0345 Website: www.burbankdental.comBurbank Dental Laboratory Inc.(BDL). has been providing full dental laboratory services for 40 years. You will experience an ideal blend of high tech sophistication, combined with the personal one-on-one craftsmanship of a small lab.

DENTSPLY Implants #18590 Lincoln St.Waltham, MA 02451Phone: 800.531.3481Website: www.dentsplyimplants.comDENTSPLY Implants offers comprehensive solutions for all phases of implant therapy, including implant systems, patient-specific CAD/CAM solutions, digital treatment planning, regenerative bone solutions, and professional development programs.

For more information on DENTSPLY Implants, visit www.dentsplyimplants.com.

DENTSPLY Prosthetics #18570 W. College Ave.York, PA 17405Phone: 800.877.0020Website: www.prosthetic.dentsply.comDENTSPLY Prosthetics is a leading provider of prosthetic materials for dental laboratories. Providing proven solutions has made DENTSPLY Prosthetics’ Ceramco®, Trubyte®, and Austenal® brands trusted staples in the dental laboratory for over 110 years. DENTSPLY Prosthetics offers a comprehensive range of fixed and removable products, including industry recognized brands such as Portrait® IPN®, Lucitone®, Vitallium®, Ceramco®, Celtra® and Cercon®.

Doxa Dental #5150 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1950Chicago, IL 60601Phone: 312.447.7705Website: www.ceramirusa.comBioactive, simple and strong: Ceramir Crown & Bridge is the only bioceramic cement on the market today. Ceramir C&B is a simpler, innovative, superior way to cement every day!

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GC America Inc. #193737 West 127th St.Alsip, IL 60803Phone: 800.323.7063Website: www.gcamerica.com GC America Inc. is a leading manufacturer of innovative dental products dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction, with enthusiastic sales and marketing professionals committed to excellence.

InfoStar #311171 Sun Center Dr., Suite 195Rancho Cordova, CA 95670Phone: 916.988.2323Website: www.infostarproductions.comInfoStar provides three effective products: 1) TURN-KEY Internet marketing to Attract New Patients 2) SIDEKICK customizable chair-side patient education to increase Case Acceptance and 3) SHOWCASE reception room custom presentations. Cost effective RESULTS for any budget.

Ivoclar Vivadent #9175 Pineview Dr.Amherst, NY 14228Phone: 716.691.2229Website: www.ivoclarvivadent.comIvoclar Vivadent is a global leader in innovative materials and processes for quality, esthetic dentistry. The company employs over 3200 people and operates in over 120 countries throughout the world. Ivoclar Vivadent is headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein. Its North American headquarters is based in Amherst, NY. For more information, call 1-800-533-6825 in the U.S., 1-800-263-8182 in Canada.

Nobel Biocare USA #722715 Savi Ranch Pkwy.Yorba Linda, CA 92887Phone: 800.993.8100Website: www.nobelbiocare.com Nobel Biocare is a focused and specialized leader in implant-based dental restorations – including implant systems, high-precision individualized prosthetics, CAD/CAM systems, diagnostics, treatment planning and guided surgery. We support customers throughout their professional and practice development. Nobel Biocare is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

NOBILIUM #16413 North Pearl St. Albany, NY 12207Phone: 800.833.2343Website: www.nobilium.com Complete systems, materials, equipment and services for partial dentures and removable prosthodontics including CAD/CAM and Denture Identification. Also, investments, materials and non-precious alloys for crown and bridge and impression trays.

Panthera Dental #102035 Haut-Bord St.Quebec City, QC, Canada, G1N 4R7Phone: 418.527.0388Website: www.pantheradental.com Headquartered in Quebec City, Canada, Panthera Dental is a world leader in CAD/CAM prosthetic implant solutions and dental sleep appliances.

Straumann USA #160 Minuteman Rd.Andover, MA 01810Phone: 800.448.8168Website: www.straumann.usStraumann® – a global leader in implant dentistry solutions the dental and lab business – is a pioneer of innovative technologies. Committed to Simply Doing MoreSM with world-class customer service, highly skilled technical support, and a team of experienced professionals, our vision is to be the commercial partner of choice in implant, restorative, and regenerative dentistry.

Thommen Medical USA #111375 Euclid Ave., Suite 450Cleveland, OH 44115Phone: 866.319.9800Website: www.thommenmedical.com Thommen Medical is a Swiss designer and manufacturer of dental implant products. We are committed to creating essential, quality products through impactful design, high-grade materials and scientific rationale.

Vitalab Dental Laboratory #813766 Alton Pkwy., Suite 152Irvine, CA 92618Phone: 949.581.1850Website: www.vitalabdental.com We specialize in complex implant supported Prettau Zr Bridges and are known for achieving solutions with complex cases. All cases are individually designed and completed by Vitalab Dental Laboratory.

Whip Mix Corporation #2361 Farmington Ave.Louisville, KY 40209Phone: 800.626.5651Website: www.whipmix.comWhip Mix manufactures and distributes dental supplies, lab equipment, CAD/CAM products and the Whip Mix®, Denar® and Hanau™ occlusion product lines to dental professionals worldwide. Most recently Whip Mix partnered with DDME to distribute a home monitoring system and oral appliance to address bruxism and airway issues in the dental market.

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Committees

APS 2015 – 2016 STANDING COMMITTEES

APS 2015 – 2016 APPOINTED COMMITTEES

2015 – 2016 AD HOC COMMITTEES

AUDITING & FINANCE COMMITTEEJim Hudson, DMD – Chair

BYLAWS COMMITTEEDavid Bartlett, BDS, PhD – Chair

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEESteve Wagner, DDS – Chair

CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEEArun Sharma, DDS – Chair

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEEDennis Stiles, DDS – Chair

PROFESSIONAL AWARDS COMMITTEECarlo Ercoli, DDS – Chair

PROSTHODONTIC FORUM REPRESENTATIVESJoseph M. Huryn, DDSArun Sharma, DDS

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEECarlo Poggio, DDS, PhD – Chair (Italy)Jiro Abe, DDS (Japan)Carlos Quiroz, DDS, MS (Mexico)Antonio Bello, DDS (Mexico)

Augusto Bibiano Fernandez, DDS (Mexico)Rafael del Castillo, DDS (Spain)Simon Hong, DMD (USA)Jim Hudson, DMD (USA)

NOMINATING COMMITTEEAntonio Bello, DDS – Chair

ANNUAL MEETING COMMITTEESteven Sadowsky, DDS – Chair

CORPORATE RELATIONS COMMITTEEArun Sharma, DDS – Chair


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Past Presidents

* Deceased

Ralph L� Christy 1930*J�C� McDowell 1931*Field Farrar 1932*H�V� Cottrell 1933*E� Leslie Eames 1934*Clyde H� Schuyler 1935*G�E� Tilton 1936*J� Ben Herring 1937*Homer Simpson 1938*Bert Hooper 1939*Luzerne Jordan 1940*Merrill Swenson 1941*L� Langdon Sheffield 1942–46*Louis S� Block 1946–48*Wilfred H� Terrell 1949*John W� Geller 1950*Harold L� Harris 1951*John R� Wallace 1952*Chester Perry 1953*Victor L� Steffel 1954*Cecil H� Bliss 1955*Samuel S� Cohen 1956*Arthur L� Roberts 1957*Fred N� Harris 1958*Carl T� Ostrem 1959*Lindsey D� Pankey 1960*Lamar Harris 1961*Homer C� Vaughan 1962*Alfred E� Smith 1963*Gus J� Perdigon 1964*Frank A� Farrell 1965*Leon W� Berger 1966*Frank J� Losey 1967*Walter S� Warpeha 1968*Ira E� Klein 1969*E�C� Kelley Geiger 1970*Robert B� Underwood 1971*Judson C� Hickey 1972*Arthur E� Aull 1973*Philip M� Jones 1974*James V� Giordano 1975*

Dayton D� Krajicek 1976*Edward J� Fredrickson 1977*Daniel H� Gehl 1978*Harold R� Ortman 1979Charles J� Ray 1980*Howard J� Harvey 1981*James B� Lepley 1982*Robert H� Sprigg 1983*William H� Pruden II 1984*Robert W� Shippee 1985William H� McClure 1986*Charles S� Paraskis 1987*Dewey H� Bell, Jr� 1988*Edward J� Kozak 1989*Malcolm E� Boone 1990*A� Albert Yurkstas 1991*William R� Harkins 1992*William A� Jennings 1993Alan C� Keyes 1994Kenneth D� Rudd 1995*George E� Smutko 1996Charles C� Swoope 1997*Douglas C� Wendt 1998*Karl J� Foose 1999Ronald H� Jarvis 2000Gerald N� Graser 2001Joseph E� Grasso 2002Robert L� Schneider 2003John D� Jones 2004Gary R� Goldstein 2005Dennis J� Stiles 2006Harold W� Preiskel 2007Lee M� Jameson 2008Baldwin W� Marchack 2009Salvatore Esposito 2010Carlo Ercoli 2011Carlo Marinello 2012James Hudson 2013John Ball 2014Antonio Bello 2015

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2015-2016 AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS

2016 SILENT AUCTION

American Prosthodontic Foundation

THE AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC FOUNDATION WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING DONORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN 2015:

AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC FOUNDATION 2016 SILENT AUCTION DONORS:

For more information on the American Prosthodontic Foundation, or to make a contribution, please contact Dr. Dennis Stiles, President, at [email protected].

The American Prosthodontic Society, in conjunction with the American Prosthodontic Foundation, is hosting its third annual Silent Auction at this year’s meeting. Serving as a mechanism for raising funds to benefit APS’s educational activities, we encourage all attendees to participate and help us make this event a great success.

The auction will be located in the general session foyer during the following times:

We encourage all attendees to support the APS and the Foundation through this exciting and worthwhile program!

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 257 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 267:30 - 11:10 a.m.Auction closes: 11:10 a.m.Checkout and item pickup: 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.

John Ball, DDSAntonio Bello, DDSChristina Brand, DMDDaniel Chaparro, DDSClaudia Cotca, DDS, MPHSalvatore Esposito, DMDDennis Flanagan, DDS

Todd Fridrich, CDTLillian Mitchell, DDSGerald Graser, DDS, MSJames Hudson, DMDJoseph M� Huryn, DDSRobert Kreyer, Jr�, CDTCarlo Marinello, Prof� Dr� Med� Dent�, MS

Joseph Massad, DDSRoy Nakamoto, DDSJorge Paez, DDSCarlo Puglisi, DMDSteven Sadowsky, DDSDennis Stiles, DDS

3M Oral Care Jose Cortes-Botello, DDS Elsevier Salvatore Esposito, DMD GC America Henry Schein James Hudson, DMD

Ivoclar Kuraray America Kenneth Levine Quintessence Publishing Evangelos Rossopoulos, DDS RTD USA Steven Sadowsky, DDS

Sentergroup, Inc� Straumann Swissôtel Chicago Thommen Wiley Zirkonzahn

*Donations received through February 9, 2016

DENTIST MEMBERS

Sahar Alhajrassi

David Artola

Carlos Badillo

Zahra Bagheri

Alejandro Dib

Stephan Haney

Atef Hashem

Lamees Hassan

Yun-Lin Hsieh

Norma Montero

Hector Obana Suetsugu

Lillian Obucina

Vilhelm Olafsson

Eirini Paroutoglou

Amit Paryag

Sergio Rubinstein

Toru Sato

Michael Schmookler

Rajesh Swamidass

DENTAL TECHNOLOGIST MEMBERS

John Pratt

Laura Sanders

Esther Schwenning

Mark Siegel

Nicole Varras

STUDENT MEMBERS

Liliana Acosta

Rami Ammoun

Tatyana Baranovsky

Blake Barney

Ryan Becker

Ashwini Bichu

Tannya Bouchan

Abraham Brito

Catherine Cagino

Pamela Campuzano

Marisol Cervantes

Hebe Cervera González

Yueh-Ling Chao

Joshua Colvin

Matilde Corona

Pamela Corona

Gabriela Cruz

Rosa Mirem Alexia De Aguinaga Cancino

Andrew Dill

Erna Einarsdottir

Miki Hagio

Hiba Hawasli

TaeYoung Hong

Hrant Kavoukdjian

Peerapat Kaweewongprasert

Roberto Koizume

Evangelia Lampraki

John Macio

Rhugielyn Mangaoang

Michael McCunniff

James McLaughlin

Hugo Yared Miranda Flores

Pamela Mosqueda

Mohammad Ali Mostafavi

Jesus Munoz

Eva Isabel Núñez Marbán

Satori Obana Sameshima

Uvoh Onoriobe

Alexandra Polus

Raquel Rebeil

Itzia Reyna

Mohamed Said

Azadeh Shojaei

Pooya Soltanzadeh

Jonathan Jesus Suarez Fernandez

Jessica Sugajara

Mei Na Tan

Justin Terrill

Wyatt Traina

Sasha Valentin

Jamie Yum

Christiaan Zietsman

Welcome to Our Newest Members THE AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC SOCIETY WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND WELCOME THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS WHO JOINED APS SINCE OUR 2015 ANNUAL MEETING:*as of February 1, 2016

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SAVE THE DATE

89th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PROSTHODONTIC SOCIETY

FEBRUARY 23-24, 2017 • SWISSÔTEL • CHICAGO

American Prosthodontic Society225 W. Wacker Dr., Suite 650

Chicago, IL 60606

312.981.6780

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Juan Gutierrez-Riera, DDS, MSD

Lyndon Cooper, DDS, PHD

Jonathan Esquivel, DDS

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